mick the first coup d'état happened at the end of the reign of leonid kuchma, the second president ofs the so-called orange revolution, when, under street pressure from nationalists and with the support of the west , yanukovych's victory in the second round of the presidential elections was judicially canceled the constitutional third round, where i came to the helm of the state frankly about western things, i remember very well, this is a nationalist frenzy, orange tents on the maidan where young people were handed out sandwiches and condoms for free, and orange balloons with ribbon and posters and russia’s exalted hatred of everything russian to the end. in 2013, these sentiments in kiev became dominant, which led to the next bloody coup d'etat and civil war, when the punishers went to the russian donbass with tanks and planes. we remember how it ended boilers for the armed forces and the minsk agreements, but now we already know that no one in the west , nor in kiev, the minsk agreements thought to fulfill them, they were just a screen to gain time in preparation for a big war agai

, the first and very powerful if you can say so the stage of reforms, if before kuchma we were goingsuch laws, but somehow they were afraid to move on, then when the students began to move forward, maybe this is connected with his personality, we can talk about this topic, but it was also connected with the fact that there was nowhere to retreat, we looked at our neighbors, the purpose of the period of time, it is not surprising that there are a lot of uh, in what uh, leadership positions in the plan of reform were occupied by russian labor, we also focused on it, well, besides, we looked at our closest neighbors, neighbors of the former countries of the social camp of the former social camp of the countries of the former joint central and eastern europe, and in this way the reforms really moved forward. it is clear that we cannot reject what was done during the time of yushchenko, but we just have to understand what are any reforms that we are starting, let's say today, or are we going to start tomorrow it is so, they are based one way or another on our achievements and on our probl

the two years 2000-2008 were the years of the late leonid kuchma and the years of viktor yushchenko'sd viktor yushchenko's presidency. is there a part of the fact that we grew up in it is their merit in this. is it so that the world situation has developed simply and there has been growth in the world and we, as an open economy, have been the beneficiaries of this global growth? well, i want to say right away that all our presidents are politically contradictory figures with appropriate consequences and this is already a topic of a separate conversation as to whom we evaluate and really if we are going to talk about leonid kuchma, then his name is associated with a large number of political scandals a large number of political problems well, unfortunately, this is a fact that must be reckoned with, but on the other hand, during the time of leonid danylovych kuchma, the first and very powerful one began. if you can say so, the stage of reforms, if before kuchma we were going, we said we passed some such laws, but somehow we were afraid to move forward, then with the students they start

as such, that is , without power, there is less demand from kravchuk, but kuchma yushchenko yanukovychoroshenko zelensky, under many of the presidents of ukraine, there were actually two powers in the country, or even three powers , if you add the oligarchs, or even four, if you add the puppeteers of the west, and none of them could give their ukraine strong presidential parliamentary parliamentary power presidential dictatorial authoritarian oligarchic doesn't matter. what kind of power can be good or bad, but monstrously without power, this led ukraine to war ; the first decision will stop the war for ukraine. two powers and a second establishment in the country strong power, that's all politics. my name is igor tur. this was my propaganda going out into the fields every morning. we do everything to ensure that our country lives in peace and creativity. somewhere in the 6th or 7th grade i was his assistant on the combine. niva k5a1, so i started on this combine with an assistant at one time. i started in 88 on the mtz-50. this is such a rare tractor, our belarusian, which the cabin c

putin hints from afar that russia can build other gas pipelines apparently bypassing ukraine but kuchmaromises everything and persuades not to build. bypass pipes. putin takes a break and at the same time does everything to intensify our bilateral economic ties 60% of ukrainian enterprises worked even then in cooperation with russian and it gave unheard of results january 2004, kiev growth of ukraine's gross domestic product is 8.5%, and industrial production is over 15%. this is a very good indicator, i am sure that this is still largely due to the stable situation in the russian economy, precisely because of the reasons that i mentioned above, the deep degree of cooperation and ties between the two economies, but already in the summer of the same 2004 . kuchma signs a decree on military doctrine, providing for joining nato like don't feed the wolf. further, the same orange revolution of the pseudo-poisoned yushchenko, the recession is a crisis, but here putin is still trying to glue together what has already cracked december 2006, kiev russia and ukraine are united by a common goal of

decree of the president leonid danylovych kuchma was issued regarding the celebration of this holidayag day on august 23. well, let's talk about it with the expert in the case andrii maghera p andrii i congratulate you. you know that i will tell one small story to begin with from my childhood, school childhood in the 20th year of the 91st year. well, i was just finishing the 11th grade and on september 1, after the announcement of all and independence day is simple and the raising of the flag at the parliament has not yet been raised, it was on september 4, we had the first parade on september 1, and on the parade in zaporizhzhia, in the city of the 31st school , both the flags of the ussr and the flag of the ukrainian ssr were raised and two anthems were played, although it was already was like an independent state, but we are a school, a school initiative group was never able to convince our headmistress that at least don't raise the flag of the soviet union, let's raise the ukrainian ssr, let's play the flag, the anthem of the ukrainian ssr, but we won't raise that one, they still

if i did not have a team, i would not have agreed b on proposals to lead the reforms that kuchma , for example, once said what country would you like to have, how do you tell me, yes, i can build for you, maybe a builder for the lordship , as a lordship, it is for himself, well, it is unspecified. there is a big difference when the first person of the country speaks about the fact that he does not know what kind of state should be built by the leadership in our country. well, let's try it. this is a personal factor. who heads the state is of great importance, and it is obvious which employees he chooses and in which direction he leads the country . i know that you were responsible for the coordination of international aid for reforms under the coordination of the gasoline-fueled president poroshenko . as far as i know, you were responsible for the coordination of international aid for reforms. ukrainians believe that poroshenko was not the worst president in those 30 years, or was everything really that bad with the reforms? it is about the fact that there were not enough reforms until

as such, that is, without power, there is less demand from kravchuk, but kuchma yushchenko yanukovychky under many of the presidents. the country had actually two power, or even three powers, if you add the oligarchs, or even four powers, if you add the puppeteers of the west and none of them could give their ukraine strong power , presidential parliamentary parliamentary-presidential dictatorial authoritarian oligarchic, it doesn’t matter. what kind of power can be good or bad, but monstrously without power, this led ukraine to war and will stop the war for ukraine. the first solution to the problem of dual power and the second establishment of a strong government in the country. that's all politics. my name is igor tur. it was my propaganda what secrets do the greatest shrines of christianity hide all the churches, that is, the shrines on the territory of the grand duchy of lithuania on the territory of the sujas and so on in belarus. what were the names of st. michal arkhan? i mean, it's like that. well, i don't think that in spiritual terms it can be a coincidence, does the name a

after kuchma came to power, they began to slowly turn off. us.talk about bilingualism and federalism. the word federal structure was forbidden to be mentioned at all, and so for many years. it was all so driven out of 1994 and before. i mean, they demanded to close it before, but from the ninety-fourth. yes, it has become common state policy. later. e, there were four or five years, when kuchma went for a second term, and when suddenly e, they began to remind, and he promised bilingualism and a federal structure, everyone was shocked that it turns out that someone else remembers this, and most of ukraine said in russian, and kuchma himself did not speak a word of ukrainian for a long time, but so that there was this one for such a zigzag towards the sale of an american newspaper. you know, after that i went to work in the press in print, but what was the print press in those days ? eighties nineties, that is, the party leadership disappeared all the press knows what. in general, she seems to be earning. and how no one knows. and you know, there w

growing up, what can one say here you know when i was still a student i remember we were against kuchmane without kuchma there everyone is like that well, in order to go to ukraine for free, there were some attempts to set up a dictatorship in this country to follow the path of some kind of uzbekistan. that's why we were not paid a scholarship there. we decided to strike and came to such a bright memory, the dean professor pashuk andriy ivanovich said and what does he say you are not going to my couple what is going on we say we were not paid a scholarship but the scholarship was something there i don't know any good money at all that's why we don't go on a date. he said, you have such a rebellious student spirit . yes, i understand. i understand, he says, but we have a problem with our chests , we have a problem with democracy . i will show you another place, i would go with you. and now you are tearing my very important couple off because you have not been paid 20 hryvnias. they all came running here to the audience. we stood and left because it was because it was a debt. did came out

in 1994, leonid kuchma came to power, and one of the first programs to fight corruption and organized crime was from kuchma, then in 2000 he renewed this program, and then all the presidents tried to fight corruption, that is, we had six or six presidents and all six fought against corruption , but corruption was never overcome in ukraine, for this you need additional political will or in conditions well, for example, mono power, because we now have a monopoly, and if there is a monopoly, it means logically that if there is corruption in the state, then all corruption is probably controlled by one political force, and here is the question. you make the right conclusions as a journalist, but i, as a professional, let's explain a little further that the personal responsibility of the heads of ministries , agencies and all top officials is the personal responsibility of all, what does this mean? to fight corruption, it is your responsibility, one fact of corruption was discovered, he should be fired immediately and not just fired , you know, and went to work as a lawyer or a lawyer's ass

then he ceased to be the president, i will remind him of the time when there were elections and kuchmaeady signed it, but in particular, if we talk about levko hryhorovich lukyanenko and vyacheslav maksymovich chornovol , if they became president and they clearly said that nuclear weapons they they will not hand it over to anyone because of that well, somewhere back then, the ukrainians may not have made the right choice, but in any case, it is worth saying that it is as it is, the ukrainians had a certain baggage with many years of influence of the russian empire, which created its own here, so now we are just spitting it out with blood unfortunately, now we will learn about such weather. there will be two matches in ukraine tomorrow, we will be told in detail about it by natalya. congratulations, please. i congratulate vasyl, first of all, on the independence day of ukraine. i congratulate all our viewers on our most important day, and i simply with a huge with joy and happiness and with such emotional trepidation, i want to read a few lines of the man who actually made, i am not afr

the next ukrainian president is also leonid, but already kuchma, in his address on the occasion of theniversary of the restoration of independence , mentioned a little about the historical past, but focused more on the new tasks that arose after entering the second decade of independence in in his speech, kuchma, like his predecessor, did not ignore russia. international authority, it actively integrates into european and euro-atlantic structures, while developing good relations with its neighbors, primarily russia , we can be proud of the fact that all these years ukraine has remained a center of civil peace, avoided acute civil conflicts, or tanks in the capital, if we analyze the speech of president viktor yushchenko on the occasion of the 15 th anniversary of the restoration of ukraine's independence , there will be many stories of numbers and literature in it. yushchenko emphasizes the equality of all citizens and thinks about the future of ukraine in geopolitics and obviously without russia, because yushchenko, unlike the two leonids, does not mention it at all, it was during the

mick the first coup d'état happened at the end of the reign of leonid kuchma, the second president ofution, when, under street pressure from nationalists and with the support of the west, yanukovych's victory in the second round of the presidential elections was judicially canceled and a non-constitutional third round was appointed, where i came to the helm of the state frankly about western things, i remember very well this nationalist frenzy orange tents on the maidan where young people were handed out sandwiches and condoms for free, but orange scarves with ribbon and posters. and we exalt e hatred for russia for everything russian by the end of 2013, these sentiments in kiev became dominant, which led to the next bloody coup and civil war, when the punishers went to the russian donbass with tanks and planes. we remember how it ended with cauldrons for the armed forces and the minsk agreements, but now we already know that no one in the west, nor in kiev, the minsk agreements thought to fulfill them, they were just a screen to gain time in preparation for a big war against the russ

on the wave of pro-russian sentiments, leonid kuchma came to power in 1994; he also promised to givelater, they called the language of national minorities moreover in the ninety-eighth year, it was thanks to kuchma's decree that the day of remembrance appeared victims of the holodomor, and the events of those days became presented as genocide of the ukrainian people, and already in 2003. kuchma presented his book, ukraine is not russia among russians, i more often than among ukrainians met people who were burdened by their work and therefore did it poorly, a long life under the roof of one empire, where the russian a person lived with the feeling that all of his homeland led to a sad ending of all the nations of the former ussr, the titular one turned out to be the most non-communal, and ultimately less optimistic than the same ukrainians. petro poroshenko, who came to power in 2014 it’s hard to name pro-russian politicians, but he still promised to end the war in donbass and unite the country, apparently as part of this association, under him , russian films and books began to be ba

i know that you consulted the ukrainian government under kuchma, so there was no permanent cooperation . after 2014, contacts began after a certain time for various reasons, including political ones. economic reforms, and you can say that it was just a case, it should not have happened, but for some reason it happened. as a young man in the 80s, i created a team of other young reformers who worked on the most important problems of economic growth and stability. without hope that it will be put into practice someday, but it turned out that we were the only group that worked systematically and when in poland in 1989 there was a political turning point, the first genre became democratized, the first democratic government but the deutsch of mazowiecki, he turned to me, and i was supposed to leave for great britain, but i stayed in poland and headed the economic policy, and as part of this , the radical stabilization of stabilization in 1989, inflation at the level of 20-30% per month, to a certain extent. it was the fate of the case. therefore, it does not show the character of the people,

one of the signs the oligarchy of the ukrainian oligarch, it was during the presidency of leonid kuchma . do you think this is a conscious policy? the process and just the people who were the most successful, the fastest, and perhaps the most insolent , i don't know, but they became hmm richer than others , and that 's right. they are precisely because they adapted better than anyone else to the new economic realities uh, they also helped the authorities to change uh, this economy there , to move from a planned economy to a tax economy , according to which it was easier for the authorities to rely on them in terms of changing the economy, and obviously what their resource was the authorities. it is always interesting for the authorities to pursue their political interests with the ruling elite, and as a result, these big businessmen themselves became the elite and themselves began to influence the authorities, and obviously they do not always appreciate it when they began to influence to power for their own enrichment, or, let's say, to preserve their wealth, and then they called these

this was during the presidency of leonid kuchma. do you think this is a deliberate policy to create such a class of very wealthy people in for the country or it happened so simply because the state could not control this process and it was just the people who were the most successful, the fastest, and maybe the most insolent. i don’t know, but they became , hmm, richer than others. when people who have achieved a certain success, and they achieved exactly what they adapted to new economic channels better than everyone else, they also helped to change the power of this economy , to transition from a planned economy to a market economy accordingly, it was easier for the authorities to rely on them in terms of changing the economy, and it is obvious that their resource was for the authorities . to influence the government and obviously they do not always appreciate it, and that is when they began to influence the government for their own enrichment, or, let's say, to preserve their wealth, and then they became these oligarchs and what

one of the signs of the oligarchy of the ukrainian oligarch it was during the presidency of leonid kuchma. do you think it was a deliberate policy to create such a class of very wealthy people in the country, or did it simply happen because the state could not control this process and simply the people who were the most successful, the fastest, and perhaps the most insolent? i don't i know, ah, they became hmm richer than others , and that’s right. that’s how it was really easier to manage the economy when, uh, people who achieved a certain success uh, and they achieved it precisely because they adapted better than everyone else to the new of economic realities, they also helped the authorities to change the economy there , to move from a planned economy to a market economy, according to the authorities, it was easier for them to try to change the economy, and it is obvious that their resource was the authorities. it is always interesting in order to er, to pursue their political interests with the ruling elite, and as a result, these big businessmen themselves became elites and themselve

kuchma, during the time of president yushchenko, we found all the possibilities so that such things remainede, not in the public sphere , but on the contrary, we took steps that helped each of the parties in their countries to talk about reconciliation and in front of this surge he definitely is not er catastrophic but it is extremely unpleasant emotionally er in the emotional plane and i really wish that now we found our diplomacy found ways to minimize these things as much as possible because you see it all started with a grain everything started from the fact that they started telling us how we will be rammed. i'm sorry, they didn't notice the words in the european union and to accustom us to quota restrictions and so on, but for now i want to set these quotas for poland and the park of ukraine there too , it's really not not quite let's put it this way partner position yes, we are sincerely grateful to the poles for the fact that they sheltered hundreds of thousands of our women and children and they could as they could, but in these topics it is definitely like this. it seems necessary

of the signs of the oligarchy of the ukrainian oligarch, this was during the presidency of leonid kuchma. what do you think about this was it a deliberate policy to create such a class of very wealthy people in the country, or did it simply happen because the state could not control this process and simply the people who were the most successful, the fastest, and perhaps the most insolent? i don’t know, but they became hmm richer than others that's right. that's right. that's exactly how it really was. it was easier to manage the economy when people who achieved a certain amount of success, and what they achieved was that they adapted better than anyone else to new economic channels. they also helped to change power. -e this economy there to move from a planned economy to a market economy, accordingly, it was easier for the authorities to rely on them in terms of changing the economy, and it is obvious that their resources were always of interest to the authorities in order to pursue their political interests with the power of the authorities, and as a result, these big businessmen they

by the way, as kuchma wrote in the sense that revolution after revolution, and in russia there are noevolutions, and everyone is satisfied with the president and appreciates him in one place. vision today on this day it is difficult to say that we didn't believe then, but no one will believe that we didn't believe, somehow it didn't want to think like that, we didn't want to hand it over, we told all the cities and convinced ourselves that we got bloodless independence to a certain measures we were even proud of that, but as history shows that independence was rarely given without blood, key states that were not empires well, just like historical states , for example, brazil and many others , won in the war, that is, it was a delayed war . now it is clear that it separates and then they still talked there right after the declaration of independence, or he won’t allow us to have territorial claims and we know what it is, ask about it, it’s better to start sending, he’ll come to russia - she says the girl is talking to hers there. remove and then we will deal with him and so on and so o

how much their understanding of that , it appeared that ukraine is not russia , leonid danylovych kuchmae wrote, did he mean something else? i still think but about our own we today we will not celebrate independence day. i think that the world has changed a lot. i think that it is in the process of understanding that in the 21st century it is not possible to live according to the model of the 20th century . technologies are changing, people are changing , relations between people are changing, and it is at the stage of change that we show what our metal is like used to be mocked because we have betrayal, victory, er, good and evil, and everyone said, well, you are not capable of tolerance, compromise, and now everyone understood that in the end, in this world , you need to set aside for yourself and for many even my western friends who were fans and supporters of ukraine for many years, our real history began in the 14th year, and it is not about the fact that we are underestimated, it is about what they say, you started to fight for real unconditional independence, which they put into

this means that, in principle , he had a real country without corruption under kuchma. the peak of thent of humanity and, in principle, ukraine, according to the version of our super-progressive minister of finance, the reformer serhiy babchenko, and i don't know what to say here, to be honest. in general, but what i see there in those sectors in which i work, i want to tell you that corruption is not only that it has become widespread and it has become uncontrollable . that is, it somehow lives by itself and no one can bring it to its senses and this is a very bad sign because it is turning into a chaotic mess in many er many sectors i don't know why mr. marchenko's forecasts are so optimistic but well, i think we have a lot

what there will not be maldives, it is a park , by the way, the real deputy of leonid danylovych kuchma he wrote the first part of the work , ukraine russia, the archangel will obviously write in free time essay bulgaria is not the maldives so about scandals in the parliamentary environment in the deputies ' corps we will talk with oleksiy koshelem, the head of the committee of voters of ukraine, mr. oleksiy i congratulate you, good day, well, first of all, we have a record. i think you can already be recorded in the book of records the verkhovna rada of ukraine currently has the smallest representation of deputy bayonets in the entire history of its existence, is it true or not? yes, it is true, it is true, but on the other hand , you please note that there are no problems with votes the verkhovna rada works, moreover, even the number of adopted draft laws increased by about a third during the war period, this is not the main criterion, this is not the main evaluation indicator, but it indicates that the council is capable of action , this is related to the question of how appropriate

kirpa, uh, yes, when such a renaissance railway and rolling stock was updated, and so on, of the late kuchmaremember in general, here is the map railways of ukraine yes and er, the name of these railways, they often look rather strange. for example, the southern railway, its center was in kharkov and was not by ukrainian standards. it's clear? why is the southern railway practically, and the thing is that it was preserved for a minute, the tour of the russian empires, that really, kharkov was in charge of the same railway that i said, which led from the center. russia to the crimea, and then here in this southwestern railway, which here also covered western ukraine in it. why was it gas, because it was under the russian empire to the western territory. yes, that is, this structure, it is a railway, so conservative, in general, history. it's been set up, in fact. e in tsarist times, soviet times. it has not changed so much in quality, let's say, but of course, 2014, but very seriously, and the whole story, so to speak, e changed yes, because but, especially for the donbass, of course, it was

kirpa, eh yes, when such a renaissance railway and rolling stock was reset to zero and so on late kuchmait seemed that everything was so, and such a cloudless future for all this. ah, farms. oh well , remember in general, here is a map of the railways of ukraine. yes, and er, the name of these railways, they often look rather strange. here for example, the southern railway, its center was in kharkov and it was not very good by ukrainian standards. it's clear? why is the southern railway practically, and the thing is that it was preserved for a minute, the tour of the russian empires, which really , kharkov was in charge of the same railway that i said, which led from central russia to the crimea and then here is the southwestern the railway, which here to ukraine also covered in it, why it was gas, because it was under the russian empire, the southwestern region. yes, that is here this structure, it is a railway, so conservative, in general history. it was laid down, in fact, in tsarist times and soviet times. it has not changed so qualitatively, let's say, but of course , 2014, but very

and how much their understanding of it has appeared that ukraine is not russia, leonid danylovich kuchma, did he mean i still think about myself. but today it's all me and independence. i think the world has changed a lot. i think it's in the process of understanding that in the 21st century you can't live according to the model of the 20th century . technologies are changing. people are changing . relationships between people are changing. we are at the stage of change we show that our metal was mocked before, because we have treason, victory, good and evil , and everyone said that you are incapable of tolerance and compromise. uh, friends of the west who were fans and sympathizers of ukraine for many years, our history really began in the 14th year, and it’s not about the fact that we are underestimated, it ’s about the fact that they say you started fighting for real, unconditional independence, which they shoved into the heads of putin and everyone in moscow it is real some moments were missed, somewhere you tried to move on. it was a very difficult process and we respect it, but at

this holiday was started by the decree of the second president leonid kuchma back in 2004.s not chosen by chance on august 23 in 1991, a group of deputies brought the national flag of ukraine to the session hall of the verkhovna rada for the first time. according to one version, the blue color symbolizes the sky, and according to another, the yellow ears of wheat are symbols of the two main elements of nature, water and fire, from a religious point of view, yellow represents the creator, and blue everything earthly in the conditions of the full-scale invasion of russia, this holiday was not of particular importance, the colors of the ukrainian flag became a symbol of steadfastness, indomitability and resistance to the aggression of the invaders , the premiere of the documentary took place in kremenchuk of the film independence day based on the plot of the film directed by volodymyr tykhi on august 24 , 2022 in the life of several film heroes in kremenchuk, the camera operator presented the film andriy kotlyar, they made it in co-production with poland , so the film is relea

well, tita 95 was handed over by strategic aviation in general even under kravchuk and kuchma, and everythinganded over and handed over. i already said about those missiles that at one time they transferred there how many there are almost a thousand er kilometers range of ballistic missiles, that is, they unscrewed the nuclear warheads well okay, it’s less , but maybe we won’t talk about it well, but why was it necessary to give the carriers of ballistic missiles, the missiles here do not have any warheads, i screwed it up there just the high-explosive part and launched it wherever it was needed. they didn’t give everything, but dear friends , we will talk about the ukrainian and russian military equipment further in our serhiy zgorets, eh, we are waiting for him in our guests, but let’s start with him a conversation a few minutes ago, stay with us if you like a woman she can do everything probiz femina - this is your useful microflora if she is normal the skin , hair and everything else is just a fire right away here probiz femina anu run grab germs it is difficult to get up and climb the st

i'm some kind of bi-more maskal from leonid kuchma's book where he decided to, suddenly develop this did he approve? if absolutely any in my opinion, well , to put it mildly, idiotic examples, because i told. well, in soviet times, i traveled to villages in russia. of course, they are different from ukrainian ones. naturally, of course, here is another life, another treasure, but in general, hmm , it became clear that this is independence, it somehow dissolves, because it just turns into e. well, i'm even trying to find this word some kind of narcissism in the pride of just my blood. and what about the state? well, well, it’s not unacceptable, and here you already know, now i’m just watching the last 2 weeks of the ukrainian internet before. as a rule, even there, somewhere in a week after a day, after 10, some kind of talk begins to look for that we will find me not to depend on, which we are proud of. and now more and more ukrainian employees there are war politicians political scientists. experts begin to speak, listen here, as it were, so we wanted to get jiveli punished, what is

will remind you that this is the day we began to celebrate it with the light submission of leonid kuchmad why it is a very good day to celebrate this holiday, but for europe, in particular, for central and eastern europe, it is a completely different date - it is the so-called black ribbon day - this is the day that determined the future war that took millions of human lives in central eastern europe - this is the day of signing the molotov-ribbentrop pact 80 how many 84 already seems years ago it happened mo controp two figures two two regimes communism, nazism signed this agreement on the division of eastern europe. ukraine was among them, and it had catastrophic consequences for our people, in particular , why do we not remember this today ? no mention of the fact that this day today is celebrated in europe, there is no mention of the molotov-ribbentrop pact, that is, it turns out to be unimportant for national memory if, if i understand correctly, this institute i entered on the website of the ministry of culture, information policy of ukraine, there is also nothing about it, why i d

unfortunately, since the time of kuchma and early yushchenko, we have stopped treating diaspora as to ours of representatives in the world has ceased to exist, it has changed, uh, no, look, the situation has not changed in armenia, the situation has not changed in georgia , a bunch of post-soviet countries have the goals of the ministry of work with the ukrainian diaspora, we had several state programs , which now do not exist at all. what do i know? that i used to head the state committee of national aspiration 15 years ago, 15 years ago this was treated with understanding and support in ukraine, now this is no longer the case, we must understand that it is a two-way street, they say once again we don't ask for money, so you understand. what are the problems? you are well oriented in the situation. i hope that the work will become more active . thank you for the conversation. the unity of ukrainians all over the world is really very important for our victory. our diaspora around the world was in direct contact with us. thank you for tuning in to the broadcast of the national marathon

also interesting , in fact, this is an interesting person because he already headed oda odesa under kuchmaeputy of the people's party of ukraine, he voted for the so-called dictatorial laws during the revolution of dignity. by the way, this did not prevent zelenskyi's administration from appointing one head of oda from the 20th to the 22nd year, that is, he remained in this position even during the war here is this man well, but now his son-in-law has been arrested by the sbu and it seems that there are unconfirmed data on searches of hrynivetskyi himself, maybe you know something more about this person, well, the bank hryhoriy hryhoriy, he is detained, what uh, he is a non-respondent, and the party trusts the affairs of this the party of the mayor of odesa, energia trukhanov, and the accusations of excess of official duties actually speak of the fact that the owner of a boat worth about 3 million uah hid it on the territory of his fisherman's house in the village of mayak , by the way, there is his and the servant of ukraine and detained you, you see, the person takes a break from work. t

on august 23, one of the state flags became just a voluntary decision of the then student leonid kuchma, and he, well, i'm almost 100% sure that he did it deliberately in order to overshadow and cancel this holiday conditionally speaking, this day with a black ribbon is the day of remembrance of the victims of stalinism and nazism, and what's more, it has no relation to any events related to the state flag of ukraine in the verkhovna rada on august 24 the flag was entered for the first time after the proclamation of the act after the calculation of the bill of the act of independence of ukraine the first ukrainian flag over a state building during the peace of the most recent history of ukraine in march precisely on march 14 , 1990 in the city of stryi lviv region and for the first time in the capital on a state institution above the kyiv city state administration flag was raised on july 24, 1990, these are , for example, two dates that could be the starting point. well, not august 23, august 23, in order to remember that terrible account stalinism and nazism told ukraine terrible thing

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well, all the more so that here it must be said that on august 23 , by the way, the hands of leonid kuchmahe former president, coincided with a holiday in our country of the state flag on august 23. but i am trying to remind our viewers that for europe in the european union , in particular, this is the day of remembrance of the victims of stalinism and this is the day of the black ribbon blackview and accordingly we must remember that it was that all this it started with this signing of the act between molot and ribbentrop and the video of the soviet union , that is, of russia, germany, so what are you doing? nazis and so on, if you look at the elections, what was the turnout of the emergency grassroots parties in ukraine, about two percent , look at us less than, for example, in the netherlands , look at france, the lepen party had almost 20%. so what are we talking about, uh, we're going to take a short break with you now, but first i'll ask one question so that there's a small hook to make uh, um, these dp camps , where did the ukrainians end up, these are the places where the displaced

raised my planes, then , except for the 101st 555 rockets, and here how can i not mention comrade kuchma and his loyal pustovoytenka, because as part of the disarmament of ukraine, including the relinquishment of nuclear status, strategic bombers and more than half a thousand 555 missiles were transferred to the russian occupier, that is, it is possible that the same ukrainian will fly soon, independence day , and i think some ceremonial events, well conditionally solemn in - we understand that the war does not start before the holiday and there will definitely be people there, i remember you, i think that other people have come from france because he is walking there in the midst of the monaco battalion . yes, we still hope for the air defense forces of our country, we hope for the help of our partners, it is absolutely clear what exactly the russians are hunting for now when they are shelling the west of our country, it is clear that they are looking for help that comes to us from our friends so that we can spend effective combat operations for the liberation of our territories, in par

is exactly what the united states needs, ukrainian the authorities and the cover-ups, even under kuchmay play along with the american goal of weakening russia , and so it quickly came to the special relations of ukraine with nato and to the teachings of the american fleet. in the black sea in 1997 reluctantly. remember the immortal sail plan of 915 to use ukrainian separatism for the successful collapse of russia. i love this culture and sincerely. i wish ukraine every success, but only within its true ethnic boundaries without russian territories taken along the way, and certainly not as a great power. what are you betting on now? ukrainian nationalists, they grimacing in every possible way and welcome the creation of a cult of power, with conviction, trying to make an enemy out of russia. aggressive slogans of the ukrainian army are heard everywhere. the inevitability of war with russia is being promoted with might and main. the world bank published statistics for 22 years and the largest european economy in fifth place in the world list was russia, only china usa india and japan a. t

kuchma took the podium at all. listen. you tell me what needs to be built in this country.lt, do you think you can build a country, you can create a country, you can strengthen it there, i don’t know. uh, a state of sovereign independence. if people who come to the first echelons don’t understand at all why they need this side, i don’t understand, and then we say, well, how about it right there. and now what now so zelensky came with what idea , the only idea that he had exactly, which the ukrainian people pecked at , was it the idea of ​​peace? so they did not demand anything from him, neither social, guarantees, nor an increase, scholarships, pensions, and so on. but no one paid any attention at all. it was all gone by the wayside. here along the way those problems that arose the only question. it was a question of war and peace, and he came to power on this issue, but he did everything exactly the opposite, and the worst thing in this situation you can't fix anything, you know, you can't fix anything. they have already missed three opportunities and already, at least, no

and after that, it’s easy to deal with it, well, deja vu, i said kuchma , the same thing happened . you, but simply the stupidity of the approach has to be, well, that is, there is money, it is allegedly spent and supposedly on something good, but there is something more blatant that requires financial attention now, and it is not paid attention to, as our friends polish volunteers who help ukrainian volunteers actually paid attention, he says look, in poland, 700 new combat vehicles were announced yesterday. this is what the money is allocated for, he says. and in kherson region, where the shells are flying, they allocate money for the restoration of the road, which may be blown up again tomorrow, but the roads are also at war. as if it's an important thing or taking out the wounded is just a logistical story, it's shorter, it's a lot more complex, you know, this is an aspect that can be discussed, but tomorrow, because roman and i will say goodbye to you on this , by tomorrow morning, the air will already be picked up by colleagues, a project partner, a healthy view glofix glofix prot

studying in ukraine in our universities in that period, and there was an idea even under krapchuk kuchma to revive all relations to create in the center or when you are graduates, and these are really the presidents of the prime minister, the kings of the sheiks, the heads of various power structures, big businessmen who could really form a position of support, on the one hand, we sent many non-technological goods, including the military, for example, india, at one time, i don’t want to come, what they said, but back in 1994, i wanted to buy only old cars and old equipment, the military for 7 billion dollars, and africa, even more, the whole population. and we, having such contacts , ignored it, and now russia is going there in full swing as an alternative we should be there yes, the western world should be, well, the chinese tried and yes, you miscalculated in many dimensions, we went there and went to andrus more than once with laurels, this is the dance that meets it there what an honor guard, i have traveled to african countries more than once, i have even met it, there is nothing li

kuchma took to the podium. says tell me what to build.he did not know what to do with this country. this independence has fallen on its head. they did not understand, in general, what can be done with it? well that's all, nothing else was found. they simply squandered, sold these enterprises , cut them into scrap metal. we had a lot of sugar factories alone, and these were already sugar factories that also processed cane in order to be able to extend the life of these enterprises there. we had the most powerful agriculture, nothing, well, thank god there , the villagers are somehow burning out of this, and the industrialists were less fortunate, they were less fortunate, they destroyed virtually all design bureaus, design bureaus are not needed pen science. why do we need science? everything can be bought abroad. and they are better, and they are better, we will buy from them and that's it. we always have. here the guys will not let you lie. we have always waged a political struggle between industrialists and speculators. here are industr